Enable 802.11n support for double the bandwidth when running as host. #508
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There is one more setting I would like to add support for and that is 40Mhz channel width. Setting PR to draft. |
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Testing complete... Unable to get chipset working in 40Mhz mode but we are receiving a performance boost with this two line change. |
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Title says it all.... we can now achieve close to 5.5MB/s when goggle is running as host.
Top terminal is the goggles running iperf3 as a server.
Bottom terminal is the macbook running iperf3 as a client.